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What is true about an offspring produced by selective breeding? A. The offspring inherits certain desirable traits from its parents. B. The offspring was produced by asexual reproduction. C. The offspring has the same DNA as its parent. D. The offspring is genetically identical to its brothers and sisters. Question Resources

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A because Selective breeding means that people choose certain traits that they like and combine them together. Think about dog breeding. You want long fur, and short ears, on a dog. You get a girl, and boy dog with those desirable traits, and the offspring may have them

Selective breeding means that people select certain traits they like and combine them together.

What is selective breeding?

Selective breeding involves selecting the parents with certain traits in order to breed together and produce offspring with the most desirable traits.

Humans have chosen to selective breeding plants and animals for thousands of years including plants with better yields.

Hence, A. The offspring inherits certain desirable traits from its parents is the correct option.

Refer to the link for more information on selective breeding:

https://brainly.com/question/11243665

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